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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
MIX ,SVTPPERS MADE HAPPY.

A committee from the Milk Exchange called last
week upon tho officials Of the West Shore Railroad and
rcouested that all discrimination I'm charging freight
rates milk should be abolished and the rate on TINS
road like that all other roads entering the city 10
upIform All tho railroads which roach tn" west bank
Of the Hudson River opposite this city have ono charge
Of thirt five cents can Of forty quarts or 100 pouns
-whchor the haul Is long or short five miles Or 2oo
mlles-cxceut the West Shore which charged thirty ve
ectts for all milk hauled this side Of hioomlngburs
eighty eight miles out and Thirty eight cents for all
houcd from beyond that point. The result OF the
committees visit order which went INTO erect
Immediately along the line OF The road mailing The raie
thirty five from every pc mt on the road, no
matter how far from the city II may be. This relieves
the milk shippers who live beyond BloOmingburg OF a
tax of three cent, can, for they have to pay the
freight all shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

The tinaurc Committee Of th" Common Council his
adopted a report 'om nrnl1r he adoption hy Orange
Of the Martin act for the lrtcr collection Of taxes Ac
ton VIII b. taicn 10y %" Council in January.
The irarclfse Of tie o.auro 'r,, Town Railway
has been renewed by the Council
The Ncwlcr-cy Ioriicu turi society elected on Mon
day for president James r. Pitcher. vice presidents,
Richard Purdue Ccor-c T. Iciy. Frederick ". kelsey.
W II. he Forest. samuel Lord r.. samuel Colgate.
1hlnas II. Spaudlng. Thomas Lyons. John Burke.
John u. Clark" william Barr, o. @. Mann. j. ". Bur
gc>~ j. Mcscrrau. Josiah IT. Reed, stewart and Harris
horne treasurer Horny j. MciIalc. corrc- rondnr Soc
rotary John ". May otdlue ,c' cary, T. J. Fay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
pIAINEIELn.

The CITY Common Council has accepted the re'ig
nation 81 Chief Of rolicc Charles W D"dd, hnt has
not appointed his successor. Councilman InniS !.
Carey would like 10 be- made Ch't hut does NOT
want to put himself in the way Of "N'cer Grant "h"
stands first in the line of promotion bn whose nomi-
nation viii hardly be approved by The Council
4 Board ~ Health. consisting Of M",,r'. Irmnel
W ScrrcII stephen \. CHINA. o. H. LEONARD, Charles
H. Pcnncld and Ccorec ". Rochfcow has been APP
pointed by Mayor Male.
Fx.Chlcf Of Police Charles v. Dodd viii assume
the dute. Of his new Office Union County jail
Warden this afternoon
George W Balm. the noted temperance lecturer has
signed an engagement 10 address mas meeting oi
Prohil itioui,t, IN Reform Hall on January !.
Tho Grand Lodge Of th" knights II P}ihia VIII 10
I'm session IN Plainfcld on February rs and l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
BROOKLYN.

rorcis KIM a private I'm the artillery corps, STA
,iorod AT Fort Hamilton, whO murdered Ky H. NIl'
80, Xnvrmler % was examined 10y an nli'd Hia'N
commits .ioner Yesterday and evidence bi"S'"B ''''
crime home to him was gwen
vsrtf, T.. steiner a barber Of Gravcscnd. has begun
eutt for absolute divorce from Ms. Hannah steiner
naming CEarl,, Laphou~c. jockey, a, G" '>I'"''"
They we're married IN / 7''
Jacob RITZ age fifty. OF No. 10 Nalab"n'>'' com
mitted suicide yesterday by emitting hs ,hIoA,, n
had been an Invalid for some years ana 'U WIG anu
two children.
Mayor eject Chaplin took the oath Of ohicc Yr,'''.
dav before Deputy city Clerk Cummings '"oh'i
A. H. Baird Is reported saying that hc has MOI gwen
up all hopes of his election and mat MS '"uhs' j. nv
barring TO- contest tie result of the canNa ass
Gutav Dclcrmann was arrested yesterday uion "A
charge of attempting an outrageous assault l'i'''
by Mrs Lena Never Of no D. Marcy ave-. " b" rec
izcd him a, he entered her room Monday night.
He pleaded guilty before Police justice k"nnd anu "as
sentenced TO one year tn the FcntcnllAS.
-Four new cases Of SMALLPOX were discovered ycs'cr
day and ccap lodging houses blamed for The spread
Of the disease.
Dr. |. X Funk denies that be Invited Dr. Parhfr i'
deliver the nccclcr culOcy hi, own responsibility
lie though of the plan and wrote 70 Dr. Pa Ter asking
him If he would deliver such an address II r"lh-
% Mr Bccchcr desired. and lu. Iaih'f 'hh'h
that he would Tho matter wa then la'd before the
statue Fund Commitic' AID Put in IA go hands
A bad boy In Primary school so 40. Ia Fifteenth St.
cried fire. while his teacher va, absent from HE cA-
room on Monday and created small panic among Dol,
fellow pupils. some of whom rushed ont Of the room
lie IS said to have 5c"n luof Morrison. Who has dis
PLAYED many incorrgblc traits and is candidate for
the Truanis Home.
The split In the Young Men, Democratic club
caused by the election of President leo VIII result
in the resignation of half tho members headed 10y 'tI
service Commissioner hIcfzschmar and D. \. boody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
. rocEEr ExrLoDED oy THE pEysAc OLA.

A personal letter from one Of the officers of tho
United states soop war Pensacola reached this
CIV ON Monday. The vessel was I'm the harbor Of
SMYRNA. iu the Gcyant. On the night of November
H. the sIooI-ofvar Qunchaug rcIo!nrd the lcrsa
cola I'm the h1lbor While the signal rockets were
being made ready for ON tie Pensacola. large ono
accidentally exploded and set The vessel afro The
~ po,ou occurred over the she'll room and near tho
Invnry magazine. The c.rw WIS call Il 10 quarters
and thu flames vcic eat uguiSf"I after the wood work
had been damaged to th" extent II about 500 Tn,
thrf puairrna~irr Of the YES stood rear the rocket
Whom IL exploded lie was severely burned about tho
face and head Tn" Pensacola Will return To this
country ia irbruI ) next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

NE ROl STED JONES BECAUSE ne WAS "MI D.
Frederick Reilly age tea, who roasted Thomas Jones
tgc fsuT a In ST. JOssphs Home. IN Grandst.,
Jersey City. on Monday, arlai.ned before Police
Justice stsng yesterday. lie refused TO anything
first and apparently did not realize the snormiiy OF
his crime. He leaned carelsssy against the ralin. In
the court roam and did when Justice stsing
asked him II he had buraed the other boy. After per
sstent quesouins lie admitted that he did 1t because
he was mad at Jones'" He will probably be sent 10
the Reform school. His little victim was somewhat I'm
proved yesterday and the chances or his recovery are
considered favorable Ile pesc<ts horrible sight. ths
akin an flesh having peeled of his body The sisters
VI thu Peace AT the Hsme that Reilly wne mas Deeh
IN the Institution five months always mischcvous
Ind them considerable trouble but they did not
ahink him vicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
INcD XIN5 NTEtuERS.
SHIPPING NEGS
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at,I passengers 70" 10 seaman.
krupf"n. savannah dtTs. WITH r SO
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
HE HAD WIVES ~ norm COUNTRIES.

Pearl Galszk Polish Hebrew woman with two small
children among the stecra-s passengers en- the
steamer State OF Inana. which arrived here the first OF
the present month from Glasgow. She hal Gene here
to had her husband, Charles Gaez blacksmith, who
had preceded this couary procure eaplsy
and who had written 10 her for nsRths After
several days search, Charles folnt working In
Brsoklyn. There he hal married another wsmaR. The
bIgsmist husband arrested MOnday afternoon 10y
officer shields, OF the Eleventh Procisct. lilo
tagsod before Judge Dufy the Essex Market court
yesterday morHins He claimed boh women "a his
wives and lsved tlcR bsh Judge Duhy decided 10 de-
tain the Witnesses and them BON to
the House Of Detention. The man Galczh was CEN AIT
led without bail for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
NEW YORK CITY.

The action brought by Mrs watson. the grand
daughter of John Anderson. the millionaire. to set
aside his WILL has been adjusted recently by the pay
ment TO Mrs Watson OF large sum OF money for
tho REIMBURSEMENT Of her claim against the estate
Mrs. Watson has written to her counsel. cNJudGe
George VI. Curtis. thanking him for his succeS>inl
efforts in her behalf Similar lcftcrS from her nus
band and Ex-Governor Pfngrcc OF Vermont nave diso
been received by him.
The police inspectors and captains met at Head
onarcrs Yesterday and made arrangements for their
next annual dinner on the evening of January ~
Robert Johnson and Robert WILSON, the burglars
who destroyed grocer George F. IeiSSenbniteIS saie
on sunday night pleaded not guilty in ihc Harlem ,cT
Police Court yesterday, and Justice Ncdc h'Iu 'hV"
without ball for trial
Mrs Catharnc Grcll. a Frcnchwoman' age seventy
one disappeared sunday after starting for chnfch
from her home No. 512 Hudson 81. The police "cr'
directed Yesterday search fer hcr ana also Tor
Henry ". IIagan. age fifteen. who had run away from
his home al PfnccNillc Nonh.
on aIidavits drawn by Detective Hagscry and
Sergeant schnttbcrgcr Of tie Nineteenth Precinct
and Mrs Florence Thompson Of No. liz west
Twenty nlnthsi. Justice German az jefferson Marar'
Police Court yesterday held tha " Erccn goods men,
George Il. Oliver and Charles 4 Ford. IN S-''V' Dd
for examination
Tho report Of the Dock Board for rentals for The
year shows that @l.2co.o36 was received Claims
for unpaid rents amount 10 $50.
A competitive examination VIII be- held In the
Normal College on December Il for teacher for the
Training school
If is IN 'crstood that Controllcrclect Myers Will
appoint 4. ID. Parker at present chci clerk III inc
District Attorneys office an auditor IN the FINANCE
Department Immediately after taxing once - ~
Excise william T. Mitchell VIII N"ccrrl NI. Id'M'l
as chief clerk I'm the Distrci-MornNs once
President orr. Of the Produce Exchange yesterday
anpointcd a committee Of twcnty->iN members I" al
tend the annual convention Of the state laliN men
Association at MiddletoNn on December H. II ana
10.
The Chess Tournament at Columbia college Has
bccn narrowed down to Edward Ilymrs 81, william
shulaher 80 Will, W Ec'sc 90. Montgomery
breckenridge : of h. These four VIII play ""''
r,,und to morrow clcuin. at the college
The body Of Colonel Arthur Lotus Iolicnham'
NJ y who died on saturday in this city. "as en-
baImed Yesterday and Will be- taken to the 'hnr'h q"
the Transformation. where It viii he pac9u unHr'
,he care of Dr. nughtun 10 aW AIT the ARM al uI 'c'H
tiycs and friends from Great Britain
W Lewis Fraser. who attended the dinner oi Inc
Architectural League Monday night, Is TIC All
manager of The Century" Company. ana mol ,hc al
editor Of scribncr's Magazine As "@ 9'A'cu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

Union station and lay tho connecting fourth track
on the west side They will build . now ststion, II
10 rumored on the site Of the Stevens property
Tho Elizabeth Steam Cordago Works arc about to
ercct large storage building on tho wharf near tho
river. They will build . railroad TRACK TO connect
with the siding in Smith-st = '-.h
Professor Watson and his daughter had mario"
escape on Monday. While driving over tho tracks
at Union depot tho horse stumbled and fell, breaking
tho harness and becoming cntangled that some tno
was required to get of the track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
10 nArr noor AyD xnoE RrnnER rRrsE

The efforts on the part OF those Interested to form
Boot and Shoe Rubber Trust, which have heretofore
TAI cd by reason Il the refusal of two companies 10 join
iu tie plan vote successful yesterday. Preliminary
agreements wore raWn up and signed and IL is asserted
that tie formal arrangements VIII br made to-day. The
conf aurs represented IN the deal are follows: The
MAYER AMI Nw jersey Rubber omI any. of Ncw-Iruns-
wich, by Christopher Mayer, Of 80. 81 Finh-avc. :
the Boston Rubber shoe company. by c. = and e. Com
,cr>r. The taudcc Rubber Company, Of New Haven.
ly Henry l.. ll0tchlI,, and charlie, \. Johnson the
/. T.. smith Rubber Company. boy Joseph and Edward
Ilhcr-ou. TIE Para IWihcr Company, of Boston. by
l.. &. Coolidge the Woou~uchct Rubber company. 10y
joseph Ernsau. and the American Rubber company.
by Robert Evans. u B., understood that operation IN
DER the Trust VIII begin on January /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
now rHE B0ILIvG rO0K PLAcE

Two stories Of how Francis Ea.an. Of 70 202- First
ave- i. hcai partially boiled. were told IN
tie Harlem Court ye.'eriay EasAn said he boarded
with BRIDGE ard Mich ,s Mcclure. Of 40 2.ol2 First
ave. bu' lsit thcro. asi that when he went back
Saturday get Of his things Michael cut his head
open place. with shovel while Bridget cmptivd
kettle Of boiling water over the back OF his neck
Micsacl said he obgsd 10 turn Es.an and BrgoIs
Of house. Edgan came back with another
man and tho stranger held him while Eagan bsaborcd
him with shovel lie dd not the shsNcl on Iacan
all hcraus- he could moi Bridget told the same story
and added that she scalsd agaa ~ the suly sho
had defending husband who would otherwise have
been murdered Justice Wcldc held the Mct'ulrss for
trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
NEW BRUNSWICK.

The December term of the courts opened yesterday
with Justice scudder presiding. The principal case
to be considered by the g. and Jury IS that OF MAJOR
Way The Gruncwald murder case VIII also DO 'h'cs'
tgatcd.
proposition TO give tho gas hsh' 'o"pa"' pe'
mission erect poles in the streets Was 'o'0' uo"
in Council last night.
The County Board Of Agriculture has cicoeu Nap'a''
c.n,,oi t,,ob ,rcs,Icnt: Dr. A. d. Newell Vice prcsl-
dent e. + d. Phelps secretary; T. Farmer and j. PIER
son trustees and C. Lewis delegate to the state Board
Postmaster Price was told by the postal authorities
Yesterday that after January ! New Bruhs"ck "ouiu
have a free letter delivery system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
DRI>coLL AND Lroys SEEMINGLY RESIGNED

DRTNCOLL AND LTONS SEEMINGLY RESTGNED
The appeites Of " Dan" Driscoll and Danny" Lyons.
tn. aurdercrs at the Tomb. still remain apparently
content with their prison fare The two prisoners have
apparently settled down their fate and ~ the break
fasts dinners and suppcrs with which Mrs Walsh sup
plies them. Yesterday four i've clcrgymra called
Dri-cOll and Lyons. The Warden has had thsrsugh
search made OF all the cells Of the prison aud the only
tangible result has been the discovery 10 some coils Of
pictures pasted To the wall, with The Warden has
ordered all these torn down. net III The Interest Of
art but In the apprehension A2t some crooked work Ike
hole IN the wall may lie behind them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
ALONG THT SOTEs

The Methodist church ~ Tsirfc has been purchased
hy William H. Fox. OF Bridgeport. to ne used lecture
Tic iluutin-f "a Norwalk Steamship Csmuasv has
added ~iOoOp 20 it, cnVlfs stock for 80 Of
purchasing 80" propeller f"r mex scassns trafc.
An isfan' bcsnngts Mr. George HIrtrln. Of Fridge
mort. fcl upon a hot stove causing >ii~ % tho
ia d- face IT, burn AMI ian OF II, lfs f. dcspar-i of
The sual opening o. the new Turn Hal Bridgeport
fsok place last evening The cost Of the nall nA-
~1u.opo
A. the W-s' eira''orA clrction on Nsuiv Ghoma. W.
Wool. ~ ihe Hr.dJ,~rt irnuy Fs, vas .c.,cd Hor-
olsh Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
wr,TcIIr-rER COUNTY.

While Hans jacobson anil = ilam campbell wcr" on
gagged Monday afternoon 81 i've loo frrinr some
telegraph wfc from one post 10 another DO" post came
down with both irrmru, Jacobson. who" lom" g. loo
west Eleventh ST. received serious, If not fatal MUIR
les.
new hose company E., being organized az Ncw I;o-
chcil~.
Justice cullen has decided that tho Trustees 81 New
Hochcl" have power 20 curr in'" ~" c"uflar mad"
Pos them with the Ircfic ilrlf Company ID" Thus
fc"- yesterday approp aic - 900 for electric lights,
Ihc" arr 10 Do" seventy light, and uhr contract IS
ava d"l for ono year.
An unknown laho'iug man was Killed and bis body
terribly maue'cd at 'ou-torh- Erilr" ON the Now
York. Ncw-lIaycn ard Hartford Railroad on Monday
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
EDISON'S GREATEST.
WHAT THE WIZARD OF MEMO PARK HAS DoNE
FOR THE WORLD AND WHEREIN hiS
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT LIES.

No single man in the history OF the world ever a"e"'
e,ed 40 many things contribute 70 the progress Oh
civilization as Thomas A. Edison. The numoer I"
legion and their value inesmabe But out OF the ehto
list only one is spec ally designed to help man physcay
He who can relieve physical suffering who can ngh'eh
pain, confers greater blessing on the wofio an .n'
who simply adds To the worlds wealth. That IS JUST
what Thomas A. Edison did when he discovered Polyorm
He brought light the Of banshng all neurasic
rheumatic or sciac pains OF checking the hrs approach
of muscular colds OF preventing nervous headache or any
nerve trouble and OF making mel and women happier anu
,onqsr lived The OF the wonderful enects OF
Fdlson's Polyform would fill entire paper and It's
immense popularity is due wholly to ,ts absolute merit
II IS sold by all druggists and dealers at one dollar per
hottie You cannot AFFORD 10 be without It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
ELIZABETH.

The Central Railroad Company has announced the
adoptlon OF the graded system Of commuiatlOn to
go into effect January !, between all points In New
Jersey and Ncw-YOrk
II IS authOriativcy stated that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company having failed To secure tho property
abuttlng the cascry side OF IFS property nj tbs
main station, has decided down It's half Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
VICTOR DRrRY BETTER THAN REPoR1ED.

VICTOR DRTRI BEIIER IHAN KfPOHIED
Victor Drury. the welknown labor leader was not 50
IL yesterday reported the day before. The last
that local leaders heard from him was that he was
running paper In some one Of the interior towns Of
Pennsylvania aud that he taking active part
and boycott against the Lshigh Valley Coal
COMPANY Victor Drury has had remarkable history
He bern in France and led OF tue nobs suria
the Commune He 10 this country and dill at
deal toward organizing tho International Working 4
IruInu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
RAYONNE CITY.

The parIsh and society Of Trinity Episcopal Church.,
At Bergen Point will hold bazar for the benefit of tho
organ fund on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
The members Of the new Baptist Church at Bergen
Point have elected Henry smith and Ira l. i"che dca-
cons Walter Howell secretary and f. H. craft treas
Tho Ncw-icrscy Athletic club. Of Bayonn' CITY,
formerly tic Bergen Points arr having their F-1ooo
grounds on Newark lay laid out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Telephone Investigating Committee Coal Aho
Iron F.Nchange Building. 10 80 a. m ~ ,.,...
New.York Boston and Montreal Railroad suit Oh'eu
States Circuit Court c.- ,-,,o,
Committee On Gettysburg Monument Cooper Cnon
80 a m.
Hawkins murder trial, Rverhead. Long Island
Park and Aoueduct Commi>s iOners' meetings.
Board OF Education, 4 p m.
Annual election OF Typographical MON No O.
Tammany General Committee OF XXIlId Assembly
District dinner 10 Democratic cand dates, evening
Masonic Fair, Masonic Temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

HONORS FROM ABROAD FOR MAY OR HEWITT
Mayor Hewitt has received intelligence that lie has
elected honorary member OF the Iron Steel
instdte OF England The emily other honorary members
ere the King Of Belgium. Professor Peter Ritter Won
Turner Of Lubbock. Professor Acksrnane Of Stockholm
Sweden. and DIR. Percy OF Lsnden. Tho Mayor has
piled, thanking the Institute fer the hsnor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
HOME NEWS.
AKRIVALA

Fnh /vtnvs Hotel-wayne Mao vsaGh. OF Phila4elCnia
Manlsy. Of Augusta Me- and smith NJ Weed OF fSts
burg n ". Windsor Iotei-Ex Governor James r. Eng
lsh Of Connecticut anal MsCuough OF pitsoptr ard
Etl Go ernor James L. oWAru
Of Connec cut and Matthew Hale. OF Albany oemore
Hsfei-James j. Hi President Of the 81 paul
and Manitoba Railway Company Ntp ferk h0~s-'Sase
William j Wallace. Of Syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
NO PoLJCE CAprATvs TRANSFERRED

NO POLICE CAPThINS IRA NSFERRED
While the Police Commissioners were holding meet
Ing yesterday 1t said about headquarters that they
we're trying 10 eOns TO an agreement regariDg The
TaEsfer OF number Of police captains, but there was
hitch o! sOsc kind and transfers made 10 was
tecied ~ ask the inventors proyoors or tbs various
police telegraph systems TO make bids for supplying
plant Tor the department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
A yrw WAY 20 coLLEcr oGD Diets

TIE following Advertisement published Yesterday:
Present whereabouts ~ Arthur i. Baldwin. u
Nilkcsnarrr. Icuu desired los Mr. Ferdinand T. Earle,
Iarlc- Hotel. Canal ,ul Centre SITS. Ncw-York.
ON reading would De. lcl 10 believe that Mr. Bald
win had suddenly disappeared such. however is not
the II -chcmr ~ Nj Earle n collect unpaid
board bins Mr. Bahiwtu'~ hill j. -.iBB 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
NEUS FRON THE SCBURBS.
NEW Jersey.

The Republican Cry club Of Crawford has elected
the following delegates the convention Of Ecpnblcan
this city Frank A. II pre- >idcn' hdiI'~
y. Fowler, +. VI. Wray, william D. Eiec'"w, L. j..
Heron and j. y. Ely, delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

Mems Patent Leather Shoes, So - PAIR )
handsewed Fronoh CALI u Al worth sB cork solos 81 A.
worthts KENNEDY 20 CortlandtsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

You can avoid gray hair by using Parker
Hair Basam noted for liza cl.anlino.s
Parkers Ginger Tonic IL Iifo 10 tho aged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

" TIE best cure In tho world for coughs
colds And consumption Ia Cutler Bros Co.'S we'll
cid Dostsn Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

Bladder. Kidneys Mems Weaknesses and
Gsnto rnary Diseases fatal unless the afflicted
the gwen In tho A-,nEL MEDICAL book
Mailed ireo At 2yl broadway, Now.Ysrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
MARINE TNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALNANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
san r.s. o. - Neon rise HIS N1oh'sage- ~
mon WATER.
L.K-san'v GI.,< ---- Gov t.rl o73i F.lGN. 222
P.1-sa s-s1 90. GOV l.. T. u-J. Hon ptts . :
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70 those made against J. B. Gibbs Son, and that she
did NOT refund Tho money In where she hp4 failed
to procure employment he would recommend that her
license be revoked.
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ANOIHER EMPLOYMENT AGENT IN TROUBLE
Mayors H~rshal Byrnes yesterday warned Mrs. King
Keeper OF an intelligence office ut No 272 Sixth ave.
Mat complaints had been received against her similar